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1. Fun with Statistics — Crooked Timber
   Correlation.
   2011-12-13 to causality, comics, correlation, crookedtimber, math, statistics, teaching by mako - Archived Link
2. Least Squares Demo
   Very cool statistics demonstration on OLS. Clearest demonstration I've seen.
   2009-02-10 to awesome, demo, education, math, probability, statistics, teaching, tools by mako - Archived Link
3. Russ Lenth's power and sample-size page
   2013-02-18 to applet, java, power, simulation, statistics, teaching by mako - Archived Link
4. How would you explain covariance to someone who understands only the mean? - Statistical Analysis
   Incredible answer to this question that really makes it clear. If I teach stats, I'm going to use whuber's example.
   2012-06-02 to awesome, crossvaliditated, stackexchange, statistics, teaching, variance by mako - Archived Link
5. Seeing Theory
   Awesome project created by an undergrad at Brown!
   2017-03-13 to d3, math, regression, statistics, teaching, visualization by mako - Archived Link
6. R Datasets
   Listing of classic R datasets used in various packages
   updated: 2013-01-29, original: 2013-01-29 to data, datasets, r, statistics, teaching by aarondshaw - Archived Link
7. Edward Tufte: New ET Writings, Artworks & News
   2011-10-04 to data, design, graphics, introduction, statisticaldisplay, statistics, teaching, tufte, tukey, visualisation, visualization by aarondshaw - Archived Link
8. In an introductory course, when does learning occur?
   We lean from homework, not from lectures. Nobody is surprised but it's still useful to see.
   2010-10-01 to education, homework, learning, statistics, teaching by mako - Archived Link
9. Same Stats, Different Graphs: Generating Datasets with Varied Appearance and Identical Statistics through Simulated Annealing (The Datasaurus Dozen) | Autodesk Research
   Saw this paper at CHI. Pretty awesome although not entire sure what this is good for.
   2017-06-04 to chi2017, data, dinosaurs, hci, statistics, teaching, visualization by mako - Archived Link
10. Google Correlate
    It turns out, Google has data on enough search terms that something is always quite highly correlated with your curve! This is a crackpot conspiracy theorists dream!
    2011-12-13 to correlation, data, google, research, search, searchengine, statistics, teaching, trends, web by mako - Archived Link

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